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@purple/lerna-smart-run
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Lerna add-on for only running npm scripts for packages changed since previous branch-based tag
Lerna add-on for only running npm scripts for packages changed since previous tag
This package is a glorified wrapper around ordinary lerna run <script>
commands,
but it implements a system to control the order of execution and an automated, opionated
tagging system (based on git branches) that takes advantage of lerna's --since
option.
This package is intended for use in CI and CD pipelines.
Invoke with smartRun <npm script>
, where <npm script>
is a script from the
scripts
section of the package.json
of one of your lerna packages.
Pass --tagOnSuccess
to generate a tag from the successful execution of the smart run.
This tag will be used on the following execution.
Pass --runFirst <package-name>
to run the named package before the rest. This is useful
for serverless monorepos where the deployment of some services rely on the finished
deployment of another resource.
Pass --runLast <package-name>
to run the named package after the rest. This is useful
for serverless monorepos where the deployment of some services rely on the finished
deployment of another resource.
This package is in an early, experimental stage, and is likely to change dramatically between different versions.
FAQs
Lerna add-on for only running npm scripts for packages changed since previous branch-based tag
The npm package @purple/lerna-smart-run receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @purple/lerna-smart-run popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @purple/lerna-smart-run demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 16 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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